Sweet Regret

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His lips are wine, intoxicating, mesmerizing, enthralling, painful, delicious, everything in a small mistake.

But I return, another mistake that every addict makes.

And yet they taste better, although accompanied by a larger sum of pain.

But I ignore it.

A mistake grows into a fatal error, when we touch.

We'd call it love.

But it was venomous, poisonous, delectable, like the sweet bile that emerges from the throat of a drunk.

The venom bore fruit, within my flesh.

They call it a blessing, I too saw it as such, but I knew not whom he'd be.

One of mine, one of his. Us incarcerate

A child of utter vileness

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